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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
The Late Cathar1ne LOrIlIard Wolf
Hurled

New YORK, March 6.-The funeral
of OsthariDe Lorillard Wolf took
place today from Grace Church. In
accordance with the wiehes of the de.
cessed, the arrangements were of the
simp'est kind. The casket was car
ried by tina assistant rectors OF Ora q
Church pirish, Rev. James B. Was
son, Rev. d. II. Schwab, Rev. g. F.
Nelson, Rev, H. s. George Young
Following came the relatives of the
deceased. Bishop Potter officiated
The church was crowded with friends
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
The victims OF n Mine Explosion
Buried.

ST, LOUIS, April THE last OF the
miners of the Savannah, /. T., mine
disaster, who lost their lives by choke
damp, were taken from the mine this
morning, and buried under the aus
pices Of tho Odd Fellows, the knights
of Labor and the Knights of Pythias.
About 500 miners attended the funeral
from McAlister. Four bodies of the
victims of the explosion were recov-
cred, but they are beyond recognition.
The other two were supposed to have
been in the slope at the time OF the ex-
plosion and were blown to atoms.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
WIN Contest Mr. CarIisIe's Seat.

CINoINNATI, O., April Mr.. Tho
Der of Covington, referring to dis.
patch from Washington which stated
that he had given up his contest fol-
the seat of Speaker Carlisle said be
has not abandoned the case. The
time for taking testimony in rsbuttal
by Speaker Carlisle has not yet ex.
PRED, and he is informed that MI
Carlisle will take 20 testimony.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08

CHICAGO, ILL, April 7.-Charlss L
Watson, whose chief claim to notoriety
is based on bis marriage to Lillian
Susvely, of Sterling, was before Justicf
Kersten yesterday, charged with o.
tanning $27 worth Of board at the
Hotel Svea on false pretensss. TOE
matter having been compromised
there was no prosecution and Watson
was discharged.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
A Train Wreeker Gets Seven Years
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL

RoxIE, MISS, April 7.-Green Case,
q white man who attempted to wreck
a train on the Louisville, New Or
leans and Texas Mississippi Valley
railway ion February 4, 1887, was ar
rested by the compsny's detectives,
and being placed under indictment,
pleaded guilty, and was given seven
years in the penitentiary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
A sudden Death

From heart disease is now quite COM
mon. DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery" is a certain remedy.
Chronic irritation, palpitation, ex-
cessive or defective action of the
heart, shortness of breath, and pain
are removed by it in short period
1t also cures all diseases relating to
the liver, stomach, bowels, blood and
skin,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08

Only an Indian squawl
Brown as berry,
Each eye an ebon star,
Each Lip a cherry,
Light as the mountain deer,
Active and agile.
Voice deep, yet sweet and clear,
Form slight and fragile.
Back from the sunburnt brow,
Thick and entwined,
TIesses ofraven hue,
Float uncOnfined.
And though a savage belle,
Wit is not wanting
WOndrously beautiful
Darkly enchantingl
- Ta-a.1. Ws.k
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
LAWRENCE, OSTROM & CO.'S
Famous "BELLE OF BOURBON /"

chn and Typhoid pdssten DyRsps sgrsOs
is'sr' b'oa Food xfsn OIL AbsSiSy pure
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08

hON VIII Ahulano NA9e hSA 'NtO ia
1887"
"Indiana will give any Democrat
from 10000 to $1,000 majority. We
have some local dissensioDs among us
that it will be well not TO overlook,
but these do not think will affect the
election of President. Indiana lie s
safe Democratic State. We will rof
up larger majority next year THAI
we did in 1884"
"Will Mr.. Mcdonald be candidate
again2" 49,.
"If he ia 1 have heard nothing OF it
/ don't think ne will be, although tina
is only a guees. l don't speak by thu
card. If Mr.. Mcdonald should be
candidate our delegation would IN
doubleday support him. But IL doe
not look TO me as if Indiana would
present any Of her sons for Presiden
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-08
ONLY AN INDIAN sQUAw.

ALBERT 0ADWAY,
Chief of Military Committe
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-04-14


AN ACT TO amend section fourteen Of chapter
two hundred and eighty four nf The Public Lava
Of eighteen hundred and eighty -nve. relating 70
Surety Companies.
Be II enacted, &c, - follow:
Section fourteen Of chapter two hundred and
eightyfour Of the public lawn OF eighteen hundred
and eighty I've. Is hereby Amended, 20 that said
section a. amended, nhan read % follow.
porssed II III. ,s.ss spn,sns ~. ~ srsn
sact business therein, shall pay TO the Insurance
commissioner, for the Of the state, upon cling
q copy OF its charter or deed Of settlement and
statement preliminary TO admission. ncenee fee
of twenty doliars and . like sum annually for each
renewal o. said license, and for each a8ent's Ger.
tifcafe, annually, The Gum Of one dollar Bald
companies shall also pay on Or before the hEst day
Of Nay, annually. . tag Of two per cent uppn an
premiums received In oxcess over lossss aNknaliy
paid during the year, on contracts aade ln sAs
state and over rebates ON premiums allowed % POI.
eons guaranteed, Sod TAI . 10 aasesssd Ind paid
one u chapter si1 d tAS ssvtssd elatusass
lAR91z11 NAuA ~ MA
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-04-14
.iun sikty EIGHT
I'D yIEAsy nv
LAqTsotei
I HAPPIER Ds.
4 ..-H.. -.

An ACT t. aIreii -et'.ut az fhsIt-f go, tan-
dfec md thrty-foaE - Tie H. visel = :Hs,s ftl
awe to sisnu-ee- iein-c the sph4 ls-J.
.l's It uIsA ted As .'.ts-
1tctiea siI q slrspi.g one lautf.Hi 80 thirty
toaF OF The sev1-t s'.t--s - h-s, Of, a4lsLi,t 60
that tal anne all. rr4.- g. .a~-
section .. ihr AttoFlay aeHcla', 4Ftg aiiof-
nsy, or foreman q! The grand iu4y -l-l. ektsr of
ai;'rIn IL pr-sence u tn IU-y al slurl.~ vi
are To tratlty b. q!f iLrrl Aid l-t ti.urqt sff
uts the Cases IA y a4ah thry icst.s 4 Der rtt4fr, J
inI1 eoGft hy the foreman bci4ie tte jl-y y t..
cl-Fged, and nled AID catered on Icflri d, a.
CLERK Iho clerk shAii hot is.sAr A. L bal Iut.t.
nuttl the crilninzi Cass a. 80 t,stA L4,e l,u4l
tined u oiasrwlsl Opposed CT
lAuuIo,el MsE.L II. IL,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-04-14

An ACT to regulate the snd,iias Of Accounts II
FQhc Institutions.
BE It enacted Ae.. a. follows.
SECTION The cunts OF the utiica-s Of al
Euhhe institutions. except where otherwise si-,.L-
iy provided Tor sLAll te sni.tei By Lie governor
and council.
Section :. This act shall lake effect when ali
proved. Approved. March T. issI
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-04-14

proceed In the saint n,a,,ner TO recover il;tAG,a
for such howa-e, IN case Of tDvtEr Ny dtl'
erected and maintained for mill purposes a. PIC
yde,i 10y chapter ninety two OF the revised statutes
of the state Of Maine. jAPproYtt Mar y l-N'!
Chapter 81.
AN ACT additional to and anaud'turl Of section
ten of chapter ttty-one Of the revised statutes,
relating TO Railroad Corporations farmed under
general law.
BE II enacted, &c. NJ fellows.
Section /. Section ten Of ch. lter itfy-cnc q; tie
revised statutes is hereby amended as 10 rrtd *
follows
Section 10. Any railroad corporation inrIaet
under the foregoing sessions, desiring to ghirsn
the gauge q its road, shall ty vsae taertsse it5
capital stock to the amour: -equ re-. ~ 7gcteu
OF tbs chapter, II IN. ezistIn. 4lttl he ;o equal
to such amount, and shall present 10 the board Of
railroad commissioners y written apPh alton, sub
scribed ard sworn 10 hy majority oi IT: directors,
setting forth the desire Of the petitioners AMI that
the increased amount of cApifsl ste, X l.5 been in
good faith subscribed by Responsible persons ana
that five per cen, thereof Jay tpcH pad IN II lash,
to the treasuIeT of such corporation. Il sl' ate
plication be approved by the t1nfl q railroad loi-
iIasioneTe, susii corp 9rat,on sldi make atr tile
new location, as provided by section eight ot i.s
chapter
Section ?. Any corporation fpsreti under tA..
general railro;id laws Of ts state LAY lt owed
to extend its road to otlei points ce7, p
phcatiun In the beard Of railroad -tr s-lUTers,
provided in section one ot this al 4Id Ctteg1,-
ing 10 the general railroad laws Of the state, So Tar
as the same may be applicable
Section s. The hoard VI railroad COMMISSIONERS
shall hav. power 10 revive IT." charter 81 any
railroad cuIport!0 ur.~u..el un i'r Inc Y.atrlti
law, VII oh may la.c Upset ia-iurr nt tr cor.
pofation Ia die rs location 81. +. l.an IFS ev,tru1
tiuu within The ;irlc limited nv ,-.h ritrtrf on
application made ty The dift, tor- "a SEAL a1tputi
mglItr provided 2 SEE non one Uf tl.s t.t
tApJ49vrd M.I.L II IT,.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-04-14
Chapter 80.

AN ACT TO amend SEXTON twenty four OF chapter
siIty five of the Revised Statutes relating TO al
lovaIlose to widcTs.
BE II enacts-i. SC. ~ follows.
Section 4. Section twenty four Of chapter sixty-
Eve Of the revised statutes, Is hereby amended 80
Ia read follows
Section "a. a wldox .hAli have Ter reasonable
east.nA out Of the estate Of her husband for
ninety dave after his death. ard f-Iiain the
house Of n.I husband during aid ninety days Stth
out hoing ehsrge~bl- with rent therefor
Section 2 T1ls at shall t.Ae erest when ~,
proved iAppfoved Maf,h u. issi3. Il
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-04-14

A. A. ! al inlAi ~ silAlttt hft, -ois q the Re
vsri Statutes. r.l4uar y SAFETY Switst-e and
Lifhs
D. It luAdtei. Sc. a. frii1@a;
sscti.ul Evcry railroad cufufa-uy running
yft-- tllis state slAii liarr sie,v .wltshsa
n All approved soff Al every siAla- e5unr,iIg with
the main tT1sck r~it,h gli- al..I also h main
taIa.d Throughout tai p,rtinn 81 every rauruad
~-er. tTIlflf after dafi
sssflab NlorseI, sllhlui authority, sl.sil al.
let. tang- m AS manner Interfere with any
rafstf tzttt % ssitA uetts On any rAllruad shah
tf uAul- a. hns OF M iss- tl4An hundred
1ausrs. CT impF4onfnrai t,f ma lss, than s1iy
cav lAprrysci March :, 1857
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-04-14

AN ACT In reference TO Cranberry Culture.
ne It enacted. &C.. - follows
WHEN dams ass erected and maintained o.
esFsams u0a nAsteable. for lhe purposes Of Gran
jAtyisAty - SaAa(s, ~ aSnsn shsIscf shai
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-18
COAL, VALLEY.

Coal VALLEY, Aug. Il
Miss Mary Pryce has returned IRON
Racine, Wis.
r. W. Battersby has returned from his
western trip.
The recent rsius will add greatly to the
yield of corn.
Henry Won Ach, of Andalusia was here
on Monday
The Cable nine-"the Kids"-have
come over today TO play agains, the clu b
here.
Miss Mary Bailey, daughter Of James
Bailey, has engaged the Kingdom school
for eight months.
The town well is down about twenty
feet The material is hard slate and is
not easy to move.
Corn cutting was progressing last
week. but is Stacking off some this week
on account of the recent showers
+ james Bailey shipped a car of fat cat
tie Monday, and Messrs. Killing, War
mock and Others Il car of hogs.
The Rev. Carson will not likely bt
back to preach next Sabbath on accoud
of the illness of his mother.
Henry Frank had his eve hurt three
weeks ago by getting a piece OF sand il
it. He went to Dr. Hszen. in Davenport
and had it operated upon to remove III
matter and blood that had accumulate
round the bail from the bruise it Ie-
celyed.
The Q. P church congregation are re
pairing the parsonage at Homestead
cutting down the shrubbery and boring
new well, making 1t look quite comforta
BILE. The new minister. Rev. Maclana
han, will move his family into it mex
| month.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-18

There has been considerable discussion
along the upper river as to the first
steamboat to part the waters of the upper
Mississippi. The Gslena correspondent
of the St. Louis Globe Democrat is the
latest to enlighten the public on the sub
iect. He writes as follows:
GALENA, H.. Aug. 12-An article ap-
peared in the Gl0be-D Democrat recently
to the effect that the first steamboat that
ever came to Galena was the Gen. Put
nam. which arrived in June, 1925. The
statement is contradicteG by Capt. D. 5.
Harris, of this city, who is thoroughly
posted on the history of Mississippi
steamboating from the earliest date to-
the present time According to Capt.
Harris, the first steamboat thai ever came
To G4leua was the Virginia. which ar
rived here in June. 1928. The Virginia
left Piitsburg loaded principally with
government supplies for the soldiers of
Fort Smelling and on her way up the fort
She came into Galcna river 10 land Il
small consignment OF freight at Galeua
After making short stop here she put
out at Fort Smelling Capt Harris arrived
IN G4lena on the both day of June, 1898,
having come here in keel boat from
Cincinnati. As he and his party were
polling their boat up the Mississippi river.
the Virginia passed them first below st.
Louis, and came on 10 Gaiena, landing Il
few days before Capt, Harris and party
arrived. When Capt. Harris reached
here, the story of the arrival and depart
ure of the Virginia was on the lips of
every settler. az it was the first steam
boa. that had ever been seen in these
waters, and its arrival was naturally the
subject of much comment The Virginia
was also the first steamboat that ever
passed above the mouth of the Illinois
river. When Capt. Harris arrived at
Galena there were about $50 white PEG
pie here, and large number Indians
were camped on the hillsides On the
goth day of June last Capt Harris had
been permanent resident of Galena for
g. years. He is now 70 years of age. in
good health, with mental faculties unIm,
paired
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-18
CAMP LINCOLN.
News From the sixth Regiment
Military Practice Overcome by the
Heat---The Band Trouble,

news FROM the SIKH Hegfment---
Military Practice Overcome by the
Heat---The Band Trouble.
HEADQUARTERS 9TH REGIMENT, /. n. G.,
CAMP LINCOLN.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. Aug IS.
The work of the 9th regiment at Camp
Lincoln is progressing nicely, and the
men are showing great improvement
Firing was completed Tuesday at the
500 yard range. and yesterday work was
commenced upon the sklrmish line. each
company being given an hour at the tar.
gets During the guard mount yester
day morning, two men were overcome by
the heat In consequence of the absence
of DR.. c. c.. Carter, of Rock Island, sur
geen of the regiment, Gen. Vance has
detailed DR.. B. B. Griffith, surgeon of the
9Th, to act in that capacity. The mem
bers of the Monmouth band were very
indignant over an item appearing in the
local papers, and also in some of the Chi
cago dailies. stating that in consequence
of little misunderstanding with the
colonel, they intended to quit the service
by receiving dishonorable discharge.
The Monmouth band is new in military
service, and thought it had the right to
appoint drum major. Upon arriving
in camp they found that Col Clendenin
bad a drum major upon his staff, and it
was urged that each should act alterna-
lively That was all there was to- the
matter
The camp branch of the Springfield \ =.
NJ G. A give reception Monday even-
ing at O'Clock The band was down
on the programme for two selections.
The Camp Lincoln branch. Illinois Young
Mems Christian Associations, is one OF
the many agencies employed by the State
Executive committee. for the extension
of christian work among the young men
For the use of the members of the Illinois
National guard. reading and correspond,
ence. amusement and gymnasium tena'
have been erected at Camp Lincoln, where
the leading daily newspapers, writing
material, checkers, chess, lawn tennis ant
gymnasium apparatus are provided free
Of charge, for their convenience, whet
off duty. The state executive commit
secretaries and one office secretary, IL
looking after The WORK among the 900,
900 young men of illinois. Special worl
is carried on Tor railroad men, at 8 points
in % educational Institutions; at II
points for boys. besides general work IL
the cities ami towns.
A private of Company A, OF the Rod
| Rtfi.u oh i'll p.,SiprI a T
and last night it was thought it would b.
necessary to send him home.
Col. H. kohler. of the governors cam
reviewed the regiment with the inspect
ing officers Tuesday and iu the evenin!
left for Rock Island to attend to hi
official duties
The following general order has bee
4
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-18
County Building
HEADQUARTERS 9TH REGIMENT, l. N G.,
CAMP LINCOLN

TRANSFERS.
15-Bailey Davenport to Vim, Ecker
man, lot 49, block 6, Bailey Davenport's
fourth addition, Rock Island, $500.
Frederick Everett to Henry Vlereich, lot
2, block 3, Bailey Davenports third addi>
ton. Rock Island, 800
Ellen J. Baker to Louisa Hamilton.
tract by metes and bounds in sci, So, IS,
2w, $1,000.
Henry s Thompson and William Smith,
to Ira Fl. Buffum and Leopold Simon.
lots 6, Z, S, 8 and 10, block 81, Andalu-
STA, $240.
16-G. E. Lundquist to Julia A. Sneed,
pit lot s, block 2, John Deeres addition,
Moline, 81. 800.
VIM. c. Freeland to E. E. Rogers, NV
sci and VI mel and outlets 10 and 20,3l,
10. 2e, $500.
William Parker to s. L. Woodburn, 81
ne4, 25, 10, 2e. $1,000.
VIM. NJ. Parker to S. L. WOODBURY., pit
mel sci %, 10, 2e, 81.
Albert J. Parker to 5. L. WOODBURY., pi
nw4 sw4, %, 10. 2e. 81.
Mary Kellar TO John L. Carey. pit lot
10, block 6, Spencer & Cases addition,
Rock Island, $50.
LICENSED TO WE'D.
15-Joseph Bailey, Pennington, Conn.
Mrs. Mile E Rice. Rock Island.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-18

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The pain suffered by those who are at
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The relief tina. is gwen by the use of Lit
tie Apricot pills has caused MANY to be
thankful for these little pills" For sale
by Hartz & Bahnsen.
Use Cressers Wild Rose tooth powder
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Dyspepsia is the cause of many of tn,
pleasures of this life being avoided
Burks' IroO Tome cures dyspepsia enC
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Every year increases the popularity o
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If YOU are as tired when you get up a
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-18
HAMLET.
HAMLET. Ill. Aug. Is.

Fine weather.
Geo Bopes is visiting in Iowa
Watermelons are in the market.
Mr. A. j. Boyles is on the sick list
A welcome rain fell Wednesday night.
The corn will be about two thirds of a
crop.
A majority of the farmers are through
threshing.
The oats have turned out better than
was expected.
There was no preaching at the church
Sunday morning.
Water, water. give us water, that is
the cry of the people.
Miss Robinson, of Kansas City,is visit
ing Mae Camden, Of this place,
Sene Lewis says come up boys and
smoke. 1t is boy and weighs ten and a
half.
We have our mail route back TO the
old time again and every one is rejoicing
over the fact.
The firm of Harris & Marston, at Mars
ton, have dissolved partnership, Mr.. Har>
ris retiring.
There is great deal of sickness in The
neighborhood at present DR.. Criswell
is very busy.
A. +. Hoobler, we understand. has
taken in partner in the person of Elmer
BoultinghOus.
Joe Criswel. son of Dr. NJ Crisweil,
has been very sick but was at last ac-
counts improving
Dr. Huyett, of Milan, was in our vii
lage Thursday on visit TO his daughter.
Mrs. Dr. Criswell.
The Swartout boys steam thresher
has given perfect satisfaction wherever
they have threshed.
Robert Camden left Wednesday. the 81,
| for Britton, Dakota He expects TO re-
turn in about a month.
Uncle" and "AuntIe" Hartman have
been very sick for the past week. but al
this writing are better.
Mr.. .McCloskey, Or. Stewards clerk,
has been lying at the point of death. but
at this writing is reported some better.
| Rev. Whittmore was called home from
| Buffalo Prairie Saturday. where he had
gone to preach. on account OF his wife''
sickness
| Miss Ella Whittimore, who has beer
visiting the greater part OF the summer
with her sister, Mrs. Boggs, at Normal
is home again.
The missionary tea in the church yarC
Thursday evening, was not AZ Target,
attended as usual, on account of the PEG
pie being so busy.
Bart Freas, of Berwick, Pa, who hal
been here for the past year, left Monica.
morning for his home Bart is goo
boy, and has host of friends here wn
wish him success.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-18

D. A Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
OF Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that be
was seriously afflicted with severe cold
that settled on his lungs; had tried many
remedies without benefit. Being induced
to try DR.. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption, did SO and was entirely cured
by the use of few bottles. Since which
time he has used it in his family for all
coughs and colds with best results. This
is the experience of thousands whose lives
have been saved by this wonderful dis
Icoyery. Trial bottles free at Hartz &
Bahnsen. drug store.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-18
Humbug.

Barnum said "the American people
like to be humbugged.' This NAV be
true in the line of entertainment, but not
where life is at stake. A man with con-
sumption. or any lingering disease, looks
ing death in the face and seeking to evade
his AWFUL grasp, does not like to be triied
with. So with confidence We place be-
fore our readers natures great remedy.
DIR Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, a
sure relief for that long train of diseases
resulting from impure blood, such as
consumption. chronic nasal catarrh. liver
complaint, kidney disorder, dyspepsia,
sick headache, scrofuls and general de-
bility Time tried and thoroughly tested.
1t stands without an equal Any drug
gist.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-18

A note purporting to be 30 silver
certificate is out in the northwest, printed
from wood cut and bearing no resem
blance to any government issue of silver
certificates. 1t has spread eagle on
the right end face of the note. and two
Indians on the left end, one standing, the
other kneeling. II has a square greer
back, with the word silver in white CAPT
tails in the center of the back. Its work
manship is so very crude no Dersor
should be deceived into accepting it as
thing of value.